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pp - m 1 i â€¢ .#..," a rakns y i . irnlisriki uy khider 4 eixciiam femaftlm t lll t\3y.sba yt/ivk\j.m 13 m vo i-.-.-.xo x Â» 4 the wr.stslts cinoi.i_ii.i_r is published every wops d.iv at tuheb dollaks por annum payable scnii jiniii ml ly ill advaiic s.'\m\l ft watch making &Â«â€¢. till public arc respectfully infortned that z elmo-it snd e it.ileiin-iiam i lock nnd watch makers from x.vv-york have commenced the above lius'nrss in its virions hr.uie.lies n few doors from the court i louse m;iin-st reel salisbury ; where all orders ill the line of tlieir business will e thankfully received and with plea sure attended to without delay thc subscribers have for sale an asjioi-tmcnt of sta ik t)f north carolina iiikdei.i eot'ni v .* court of i'lens and quarter session november term 18-w lawesp wcrec vs iliehanl wo'ec ori nal a't-u-lmien returned levied on pcrwomd jfil'sm â– ' is ordered tiiat in this case the defcn.tairt rtrli-inl m'cree who it appears is not itn iiilnih'.tant of thin state appear nt the nest term of tbe court to bi held for the county aforesaid^.at btate.ivilli on the third monday in february next 4Â«id replevy the property and plead to this cause otherwise tho plaintiff will be permitted to take judgment against him pro confesso 3 vi 34 ii simonton cln-k l>*s\\\u>\"}i f/'-'-'o paper will he discontinued until all arrearages 37 paid tpiless at the discretion of the editors whoever vi 11 become responsible fbr the payment of n'.ss pi-p*rs ihall rei'.ive a tenth gratis anyr.titisfmk>rs will be inserted on thc customary terms fersons sending in adierti.-,vi.urils must specify hie number of times they wish them inserted or tljey vvill he conliu-icd till ordered out and charged ac ordingly no advertisement inserted until it has heen paidlbr or its payment assumed by some person in thia town or i i vicinity mil thr wrsrr.it rvaor.im.tn cssi-i vnr.n . the other evening when ri-lrtiding my gun after shooting down a partridge i pulled from my pocket a piece of an old newspaper in which my shot had bcen wrapped for wadding hut stopped a moment to examine what was on it as is my custom anfl found the fallowing imitation of one of my favorite writers it i i one of those traits of life tfiat may find a better ap plication than in confining the powder in a fowling piece : lt may tend to restrain that restless infernal spirit of detraction which rankles and testers tn tlie breasts of some lhe corporal truly remarks that no discretion can guard against it no character however fair â€” it may be blanched by the severest trials â€” but may be stai ncil by the vile and polluted tongue of s!_mdei 1 have known even the sanctity of the felnale character inva tied â€” would vou believe it ? even by luir otrn see ! a hl'ohtsllan traits of life â– % were it the law said my uncle tohy that every slanderer should lose his tongue we should soon become a dunil people 1 hope you don't think wc should ull fm feit our talking mem ber observed my iiunt prudy hy no means re v plied my uncle but lhc fear nf losing it would restrain us from talking and so then you think retorted my nuiit that a body can speak nothing but slander ? my uncle nodded assent three fouiths of thc daily chit chat of the whole village is slander d â€” me if it isn't vociferated the corporal there are people continued the corpo ral vv'.'u can't even breathe without slandering a neighbour you judge too severely replied my aunt prudy â€” very few are slandered who do not deserve it that may hc retorted the corporal but i have heard very slight things said oi you thc face of my aunt kindled with anger sic ! she exclaimed me ! slight things said of mc ? they say answered the corporal gravely uml drawings his words to keep her in suspense â€” that lhat you arc no better than you should be fury flashed from thc eyes of my aunt who are the wretches ? i hope they slander no one who docs not deserve it said the corporal jecringly as he left thc room the feelings of my hunt may well be conceived she was sensibly injur ed true she had her foibles she was peevish and fretful kut she was rigidly moral and vir tuous lhe purest ice was not more chaste the pope himself could not boast more piety conscious ofthe correctness of her conduct she was wounded at the remark of the corporal why should her neighbors slander her ? she could not conjecture let my aunt be consoled she falls under the common lot of human na ture a person who cim live in this world with out suffering slander nm.-i l.e too stupid or in significant to claim attention thc corporal told me the oilier day hi it he could compare slander to notbintttttt pultun's torpedoes itis ofthe moiit destructive nature â€” and yet acts so secretly and undcrhandedly that its object is ta ken unawares unci blown into atoms in an iil smik it gropes in the dark and works by un discovered springs â€” still its composition is so hellish and powerful thut no strength no dis cretion can guard against its effects it is most gratified when its exploits bear upon great ob jects the corporal would have proceeded but the simile was too palpable to require further illustration you kg yoiuck u'atrhes jewelri and silver-ware consisting of patent-lever nnil plain watches vv nrrantcd first ii:ility ; gold and gilt watch chains seals and keys finger h'mgs kar rings and hn-ast fins of various pat terns ; silver spoons thimbles sleeve buttons steel watch chains c c state cu north-carolina ? ihf.dkll coesi'v 5 elliott k bt unham n 1 flocks watches ami tiinepieecs of every e scri]ition carefully repaired anil warranted to keep time 30 e & 15 court of hi as and quarter sessions november term i 1820 hubert simout.m vs lohn vandever ; origi nal attichmeiit returned levied on land it appearing to the satisfaction of this court that the defendant john vandever is not an inhabitant of this stale it is ord.-rvl that publication be made in the western carolinian for three months that unless thc defendant appear at lhe term ofthe court to be held for the county aforesaid at statesville on the third monday in february next and replevv the property ami plead the plaintiff will be permittrd to enter up judgment against him pro confe so 3w34 it simonton cleric cj-'all letters to the editors must he post-paid or they will no he attended to to l\oavt\vi\g-l\t)a\se uu liolel to went tiir subscriber wishes to rent his farm together with a ilvv-elliiig-lmiisi and out-houses on the vailkin ki ver immediately at the toll bridge six miles from salis bury on the great road leading from charleston and au gusta to uithinond baltimore sic he v ill let the viusrs with or without the farm and if desired will hire as many servants as the premises win require near tlie house is a spring of excellent water which with its elevated situation renders it one of the most healthy seals in llie county the size and plan of the house and its local situation are eminently calculated to please travellers and if well kept cannot fail to produce a handsome income to its occupant as it ii the object ofthe proprietor to have a genteel house of entertainment kept none need apply who can not give a satisfactory assurance of their qualifications â€” t-erms may be known by applying to allemong &. locke or to myself in this town john beaud jr salisbury january 15 1821 32 6 keepers tjioll sale the premises situated on the comer of j6 king and market and vork and market streets camden s carolina recently occupied by w vaughan i esq thev are close to the public offices and wouid be well str.tcd for either a private hotel or a boarding house a frame is now ready to be erected so as to all'ord every possible facility to a purchaser who has ei ther of those objects in view the whole properlv showing three fronts with every necessary out-building and among them an excellent brick store-house smoke house fkc would be sold on favorable terms apply on the premise camden s c dec 11 1820 8w33 n 15 good paper would be taken in payment â– state of north-carolina irkdklt col'nty : cl oi rt of pleas and quarter sessions november term ) 182'j junius h houston 1st william kerr junior original attachment returned levied on land lt appear ing to the satisfaction of the eourl that the del'el'.iliint william kerr junior is not an inhabitant of this state il is therefore ordered that publication be made for three months in thja western carolinian that unless the said defendant appear at the term ofthe court to be held for the county aforesaid at statesville on the third monday in february next and replevy the property and plead tbe plaintiff will be permitted to enter up judgment against him pro confesso 3w34 r simonton clerk a tract of 250 acres of land within three miles of camden well calculated for any one becoming the pur chaser ofthe above property apply as above l*viva\e eii\\e.vtam\\\m\t . the subscriber takes this method of informing his friends and the public in general that he has estab lished himself in the house formerly occupied by the rev peter eaton in the town of huntsville surry county north-carolina ; and has been at considerable expense in making his rooms commodious and comforta ble for thc reception of travellers and all who may fa vor him with their custom his sideboard is provided with liquors of the best quality and his stables with every thing requisite for horses and hopes by particu lar attention to merit a share of public patronage mcmfoijd dejounatt (!";" the editors of tfie raleigh star and uichmond enquirer are requested to give the above sir insertions in their respective papers and forward their account to this office for payment . s tate of north-carolina llll 11 kl i county : clol'rt ofplcas and quarter sessions november term ' 182i smith rears & co vs william kerr junior original attachment returned levied on two hundred and thirty-seven acres of land lt appearing to the satisfac tion of lhe court that the defendant william kerr jun ior is not an inhabitant of this state it is therefore or dered that publication be made for three months in tfie western carolinian that unless the defendant appear at fie next court to be fceld for the county aforesaid at tatcsville on the tliird monday in february next and iplevy th property and plead the plaintiffs vvill be t-rmit'ted to take judgment against liiin in i xtt'w goods the subscriber is now opening at his store in stilis bury a general and well selected assortment of dry goods jlard-ware and medicines just received direct from new-york and philadelphia and laid in at prices that will enable him to sell remark ably low his customers and the public are respect fully invited to call and examine for themselves all kinds of country produce received in exchange dec 2 182u la'j7 1 mubbhy huntsville dec 17 1820 30tf n 11 the subscriber continues to carry on the cab inet bust/less and will execute all orders with neatness and despatch for cash credit or country produce m n simon ton cleric 3w34 state bank ot noytu-cavowna rtlkiuii 2d uvttiit 1821 resolyed that the debtors to this bank and its branches be required to pay instalments o*f one tenth of tlieir respective debts on renew al after the 20th instant published by order of the hoard 32tf w h haywood cashier ml i i in in i ii court of pleas and quarter sessions november term 182j : laines kerr vs william kerr junior origi l,inal attachment returned levied on two hundred and thirty seven acres of land it appearing to the satisfac tion ofthe court that the defendant ia illiam kerr jun ior is not an inhabitant of this state it is therefore or dered that publication be made for three months in the western carolinian that unless ihe defendant appear at the next court to be held for the county aforesaid at statesville on thc third monday iu february , xt and replevy the property ami plead fhe plaintill will be permitted to take judgment against him pro confesso 3vv34 u simonton clerk aa\tan navigation clom^any notice is hereby given that the fifth and sixth in stalments often dollars on each share subscribed to the capital stock ofthe yadkin navigation company arc required by an order of the president and directors of the said company to bc paid â€” thc fifth on or before the 20tli day of january next and the sixth on or before the 15th day of february next frederick handle treasurer 20th n-jveinbet 11120 6wjl slitm-iff's sale vtot1ce â€” will be sold at the court-house in sali i bury on the last thursday of march next a tract of land of 4-14 acres lyihg on the yadkin and known by the name of john s long's ferry also six likely negroes thc property of john s long to satisfy sundry executions in favor of alexander long senior michael brown and others vs john s long jno beaud sen sheriff january 25 1821 34ts state of noi1th-carol1na illkilkm count y .* court ofplcas and quarter sessions november term 1820 james campbell t-v slephiin i'ilts original attachment returned levied on land ii appearing lo the satisfaction of the court that the defendant stephen pitts is not an inhabitant of this state it is therefore or dered that publication be made for three months in the western carolinian that unless th defend nil app'.ir at the next court to be held for the counly aforesaid at statesville on the third monday of february next and replevy the property and plead the plaintiff will be permitted to take judgment against him pro cbnfcsso 3w3t i t simonton clerk yive dowavs t_wwara ran away on or about the 10th inst a negro girl hy the name of sally 18 or 20 years old about 5 feet 2 or 3 inches high rather inclined to be fat the above reward will be given to any person who will deliver the aid negro girl to me in salisbury eliz tores salisbury n c jan 30 1821 31 state of x aina : sessions 1820 lnwln ' ? original attachment i^^l < levied on sundry articles hthc court that the defendant is not a hljt.i 0 vi llu'fi'f.iu , that pub in the western carolinian ai the next court to bt held ou im 1 and plead vvill be entered ' i â– m -..)/. liaucation the connexion formerly existing between the trus tees of statesville academy and the subscriber as teacher being dissolved parents and guardians are hereby informed that the different branches heretofore taught iu this academy he vvill still continue to teach in a suitable house prepared for ihis purpose the satis faction which the discharge of his office has given dur ing die term of five years ar.d the respectable standing of his students in the different higher seminaries which they have entered afford a well grounded hope that the usual libera support and encouragement will be contin ued parents and guardians may rest assured that ev ery necessary attention will be paid to the deportment the progress and accuracy of pupils the school commenced on the first of the present month to accommodate the people of south-carolina whose patronage has been liberal there will be but one vacation in the year : the first vacation to commence the lflth december 1821 boarding can be had as usual at the houses of messrs work mcknight and hart sic john musiiat january 22 1821 tt 11 from tin inexperience of youth it often hap pens they an ton easily led into habits of extravagance i l in these they too successfully indulge notwithstanding i . the care and gilancc of the teacher and trustees the i teacher especially suffers the blame although errors ot i this kind are committed without his knowledge and por i mission aware of ibis and at the same time desirous i to afford every reasonable security to parents anri guar i dians the following rul.-s will be strictly attended to : i student shall hi cnnfin.-d lo one particular store ! t lication bcmadcl^h that the defendant for ssid county at the monday in february i sue or demur otherv against him a coi't i viiom thk wilmikgtox tilt nasntti sketch of an editor's life enter the office in the pioriiiny anel pick up thft Â» papers to see what wc can gather from our breth ren of the type for lhe gratification of oÂ«r read era a gpntlemun enters and proposes to sub scribe for our paper pleased with the proposi tion we make ull possible haste to receive it but to our infinite mortification find at thc conclu sion that he hits not at present any money about him bul will call in a few clays and pay us re commence reading and btruggunj hard with our reflections on tht recent event when a rap at the door is heard ; wc bid them " conic in when 1 gentleman enters and accosts with : " sir i hnvc a hand-bill for you to print should be glad if it could be done soon " very pood sir we re ply it shall be immediately attended to he thanks iis for our accommodation reepiests us lo i send it lo , when completed to charge it to his account and then retires another rap at the ' door conic in a boy from the country cn tcrs with an advertisement for the next paper and mentions that mr has received our . bill but hael no money about bim at the moment i he vvill however call in a tew days und pay tho i old and new one together another gentleman j eiiicrs wiih an advertisement and inquires can this appear in your next paper () yes sir \ crv good : he retires : no money of course im mediately another enters with a letter request him to take a sent ; but hc cannot tarry ; he bids " good moj*ning and retires head the letter : " ir i am very much dissatisfied with your no lions on a particular subject ; and you will there fore erase my nam from your subscription list 1 will call in a day or two and pay you by and state of north-carolina 1 uk oki i count : cl ourt of pleas and quarter sessions november term / 1820 gilbreath neill versus william kenyjunior ; original attaclimenl returned levied on two hundred and t.hiriv t-i't'ii acres if land it appearing to the ufjsfac lion of the court that the defendant w illiam ken jun ior is not an inhabitant of this stale it is therefore or dered that publication be made for three months in the western carolinian that unless thc defendant appear ut the next court of said county to he held at statesv illc on the third monday of fein-nary next and replevy the property and plead thc plaintiff will he permitted to take judgment against him pro confesso â– in i ii simonton clerk s i alii of north-carolina j.'o/fm.v covsrrz jesse a pearson and others vs c i n equity full term 1820 john picklcr and others j in this case it is ordered that publication bc made for six weeks successively in the western carolinian for willi langhorn one of the defendants to appear at the next court and plead answer or demur otherwise the bill will be taken pro confesso against him and heard ex parte 6w31 george locke c m b state of north-carolina irk11ki.i county : ceontt of pleas andqnartcr sessioni november term ) 1h..0 fane cook vs samuel wilson ; original at tachment returned levied on negro girl charity it appearing to the satisfaction oftlu court lhal the de fendant samuel wilfoll is not an inhabitant of this state it is therefore ordered that unless the defi ndant appear at the next term ofthe said court and replevy the prop erty and plead the plaintiff will be permitted to take judgment pro confesso t and that this order he published three months in the western carolinian 3Â«*34 r simonton clerk state ot noil'l h-carolina rovan county court of equity full term 1823 lanr.s rrvson...t ml of rcv ; vor , an j supplemental vk - c hill filed c.eorpre houser.j ordered that publication be made six weeks suc cessively in the western carolinian for alfred bre van l'.ilwaril ilrt'ianl sarah a brevard and ene-jene brevard infants and heirs at law of eli kershaw deceas ed ; also j.unes chesnut dtincm m'crae lohn taylor and lames s dens executors of thc last will of lohn chi-snut deceased i also tallies che uut duncan m'cra and mary his wife,.lohu tav lor and sarah his wife l.i-.m-a s dens and tyhtrgarct ii his wife and harriet e;hesiiut hch-8 at law of john chesnut deceased lo appear at the next term of this court and ph id answer or dfrmir to th bill filed in this ertso or the hill will be taken pro confesso aj-ainst them und heard ex parte '.- .â€¢"-.' 6 j i tieorcr locke c m e state of noi tlca1.0_.jna lbf.lil'.i.l county : ctol'rt of pleas and quarter sessions november term ) 1820 jacob kebltr t robert houston j original attachment levied on personal goods it appearing i the satisfaction of this court that the defendant in this case is not a resident of ibis state it is therefore or leu that publication be made for three months in the western carolinian that unless hie defendant robert houston appear at the next court to be held for the county uforo paid at statesville ou the third monday of february next antl replevy the property and plead tb plaintiff will be permitted to take judgment pro confesso 3*34 r sim'inton clerk f\z''a at unlawful spirits ; and to taverns shall be ex kht oivi.il of boar hkof their liojii.hr al___-_^*ife>_Â»l-^'io stand the ensuing spring seitst at mv staole m salisbury the terms will lu h in die michael â– salisbury jun 15 1821 swq will be 1st 1 l ol esi cen ueorm l k alexander dunlap

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pp - m 1 i â€¢ .#..," a rakns y i . irnlisriki uy khider 4 eixciiam femaftlm t lll t\3y.sba yt/ivk\j.m 13 m vo i-.-.-.xo x Â» 4 the wr.stslts cinoi.i_ii.i_r is published every wops d.iv at tuheb dollaks por annum payable scnii jiniii ml ly ill advaiic s.'\m\l ft watch making &Â«â€¢. till public arc respectfully infortned that z elmo-it snd e it.ileiin-iiam i lock nnd watch makers from x.vv-york have commenced the above lius'nrss in its virions hr.uie.lies n few doors from the court i louse m;iin-st reel salisbury ; where all orders ill the line of tlieir business will e thankfully received and with plea sure attended to without delay thc subscribers have for sale an asjioi-tmcnt of sta ik t)f north carolina iiikdei.i eot'ni v .* court of i'lens and quarter session november term 18-w lawesp wcrec vs iliehanl wo'ec ori nal a't-u-lmien returned levied on pcrwomd jfil'sm â– ' is ordered tiiat in this case the defcn.tairt rtrli-inl m'cree who it appears is not itn iiilnih'.tant of thin state appear nt the nest term of tbe court to bi held for the county aforesaid^.at btate.ivilli on the third monday in february next 4Â«id replevy the property and plead to this cause otherwise tho plaintiff will be permitted to take judgment against him pro confesso 3 vi 34 ii simonton cln-k l>*s\\\u>\"}i f/'-'-'o paper will he discontinued until all arrearages 37 paid tpiless at the discretion of the editors whoever vi 11 become responsible fbr the payment of n'.ss pi-p*rs ihall rei'.ive a tenth gratis anyr.titisfmk>rs will be inserted on thc customary terms fersons sending in adierti.-,vi.urils must specify hie number of times they wish them inserted or tljey vvill he conliu-icd till ordered out and charged ac ordingly no advertisement inserted until it has heen paidlbr or its payment assumed by some person in thia town or i i vicinity mil thr wrsrr.it rvaor.im.tn cssi-i vnr.n . the other evening when ri-lrtiding my gun after shooting down a partridge i pulled from my pocket a piece of an old newspaper in which my shot had bcen wrapped for wadding hut stopped a moment to examine what was on it as is my custom anfl found the fallowing imitation of one of my favorite writers it i i one of those traits of life tfiat may find a better ap plication than in confining the powder in a fowling piece : lt may tend to restrain that restless infernal spirit of detraction which rankles and testers tn tlie breasts of some lhe corporal truly remarks that no discretion can guard against it no character however fair â€” it may be blanched by the severest trials â€” but may be stai ncil by the vile and polluted tongue of s!_mdei 1 have known even the sanctity of the felnale character inva tied â€” would vou believe it ? even by luir otrn see ! a hl'ohtsllan traits of life â– % were it the law said my uncle tohy that every slanderer should lose his tongue we should soon become a dunil people 1 hope you don't think wc should ull fm feit our talking mem ber observed my iiunt prudy hy no means re v plied my uncle but lhc fear nf losing it would restrain us from talking and so then you think retorted my nuiit that a body can speak nothing but slander ? my uncle nodded assent three fouiths of thc daily chit chat of the whole village is slander d â€” me if it isn't vociferated the corporal there are people continued the corpo ral vv'.'u can't even breathe without slandering a neighbour you judge too severely replied my aunt prudy â€” very few are slandered who do not deserve it that may hc retorted the corporal but i have heard very slight things said oi you thc face of my aunt kindled with anger sic ! she exclaimed me ! slight things said of mc ? they say answered the corporal gravely uml drawings his words to keep her in suspense â€” that lhat you arc no better than you should be fury flashed from thc eyes of my aunt who are the wretches ? i hope they slander no one who docs not deserve it said the corporal jecringly as he left thc room the feelings of my hunt may well be conceived she was sensibly injur ed true she had her foibles she was peevish and fretful kut she was rigidly moral and vir tuous lhe purest ice was not more chaste the pope himself could not boast more piety conscious ofthe correctness of her conduct she was wounded at the remark of the corporal why should her neighbors slander her ? she could not conjecture let my aunt be consoled she falls under the common lot of human na ture a person who cim live in this world with out suffering slander nm.-i l.e too stupid or in significant to claim attention thc corporal told me the oilier day hi it he could compare slander to notbintttttt pultun's torpedoes itis ofthe moiit destructive nature â€” and yet acts so secretly and undcrhandedly that its object is ta ken unawares unci blown into atoms in an iil smik it gropes in the dark and works by un discovered springs â€” still its composition is so hellish and powerful thut no strength no dis cretion can guard against its effects it is most gratified when its exploits bear upon great ob jects the corporal would have proceeded but the simile was too palpable to require further illustration you kg yoiuck u'atrhes jewelri and silver-ware consisting of patent-lever nnil plain watches vv nrrantcd first ii:ility ; gold and gilt watch chains seals and keys finger h'mgs kar rings and hn-ast fins of various pat terns ; silver spoons thimbles sleeve buttons steel watch chains c c state cu north-carolina ? ihf.dkll coesi'v 5 elliott k bt unham n 1 flocks watches ami tiinepieecs of every e scri]ition carefully repaired anil warranted to keep time 30 e & 15 court of hi as and quarter sessions november term i 1820 hubert simout.m vs lohn vandever ; origi nal attichmeiit returned levied on land it appearing to the satisfaction of this court that the defendant john vandever is not an inhabitant of this stale it is ord.-rvl that publication be made in the western carolinian for three months that unless thc defendant appear at lhe term ofthe court to be held for the county aforesaid at statesville on the third monday in february next and replevv the property ami plead the plaintiff will be permittrd to enter up judgment against him pro confe so 3w34 it simonton cleric cj-'all letters to the editors must he post-paid or they will no he attended to to l\oavt\vi\g-l\t)a\se uu liolel to went tiir subscriber wishes to rent his farm together with a ilvv-elliiig-lmiisi and out-houses on the vailkin ki ver immediately at the toll bridge six miles from salis bury on the great road leading from charleston and au gusta to uithinond baltimore sic he v ill let the viusrs with or without the farm and if desired will hire as many servants as the premises win require near tlie house is a spring of excellent water which with its elevated situation renders it one of the most healthy seals in llie county the size and plan of the house and its local situation are eminently calculated to please travellers and if well kept cannot fail to produce a handsome income to its occupant as it ii the object ofthe proprietor to have a genteel house of entertainment kept none need apply who can not give a satisfactory assurance of their qualifications â€” t-erms may be known by applying to allemong &. locke or to myself in this town john beaud jr salisbury january 15 1821 32 6 keepers tjioll sale the premises situated on the comer of j6 king and market and vork and market streets camden s carolina recently occupied by w vaughan i esq thev are close to the public offices and wouid be well str.tcd for either a private hotel or a boarding house a frame is now ready to be erected so as to all'ord every possible facility to a purchaser who has ei ther of those objects in view the whole properlv showing three fronts with every necessary out-building and among them an excellent brick store-house smoke house fkc would be sold on favorable terms apply on the premise camden s c dec 11 1820 8w33 n 15 good paper would be taken in payment â– state of north-carolina irkdklt col'nty : cl oi rt of pleas and quarter sessions november term ) 182'j junius h houston 1st william kerr junior original attachment returned levied on land lt appear ing to the satisfaction of the eourl that the del'el'.iliint william kerr junior is not an inhabitant of this state il is therefore ordered that publication be made for three months in thja western carolinian that unless the said defendant appear at the term ofthe court to be held for the county aforesaid at statesville on the third monday in february next and replevy the property and plead tbe plaintiff will be permitted to enter up judgment against him pro confesso 3w34 r simonton clerk a tract of 250 acres of land within three miles of camden well calculated for any one becoming the pur chaser ofthe above property apply as above l*viva\e eii\\e.vtam\\\m\t . the subscriber takes this method of informing his friends and the public in general that he has estab lished himself in the house formerly occupied by the rev peter eaton in the town of huntsville surry county north-carolina ; and has been at considerable expense in making his rooms commodious and comforta ble for thc reception of travellers and all who may fa vor him with their custom his sideboard is provided with liquors of the best quality and his stables with every thing requisite for horses and hopes by particu lar attention to merit a share of public patronage mcmfoijd dejounatt (!";" the editors of tfie raleigh star and uichmond enquirer are requested to give the above sir insertions in their respective papers and forward their account to this office for payment . s tate of north-carolina llll 11 kl i county : clol'rt ofplcas and quarter sessions november term ' 182i smith rears & co vs william kerr junior original attachment returned levied on two hundred and thirty-seven acres of land lt appearing to the satisfac tion of lhe court that the defendant william kerr jun ior is not an inhabitant of this state it is therefore or dered that publication be made for three months in tfie western carolinian that unless the defendant appear at fie next court to be fceld for the county aforesaid at tatcsville on the tliird monday in february next and iplevy th property and plead the plaintiffs vvill be t-rmit'ted to take judgment against liiin in i xtt'w goods the subscriber is now opening at his store in stilis bury a general and well selected assortment of dry goods jlard-ware and medicines just received direct from new-york and philadelphia and laid in at prices that will enable him to sell remark ably low his customers and the public are respect fully invited to call and examine for themselves all kinds of country produce received in exchange dec 2 182u la'j7 1 mubbhy huntsville dec 17 1820 30tf n 11 the subscriber continues to carry on the cab inet bust/less and will execute all orders with neatness and despatch for cash credit or country produce m n simon ton cleric 3w34 state bank ot noytu-cavowna rtlkiuii 2d uvttiit 1821 resolyed that the debtors to this bank and its branches be required to pay instalments o*f one tenth of tlieir respective debts on renew al after the 20th instant published by order of the hoard 32tf w h haywood cashier ml i i in in i ii court of pleas and quarter sessions november term 182j : laines kerr vs william kerr junior origi l,inal attachment returned levied on two hundred and thirty seven acres of land it appearing to the satisfac tion ofthe court that the defendant ia illiam kerr jun ior is not an inhabitant of this state it is therefore or dered that publication be made for three months in the western carolinian that unless ihe defendant appear at the next court to be held for the county aforesaid at statesville on thc third monday iu february , xt and replevy the property ami plead fhe plaintill will be permitted to take judgment against him pro confesso 3vv34 u simonton clerk aa\tan navigation clom^any notice is hereby given that the fifth and sixth in stalments often dollars on each share subscribed to the capital stock ofthe yadkin navigation company arc required by an order of the president and directors of the said company to bc paid â€” thc fifth on or before the 20tli day of january next and the sixth on or before the 15th day of february next frederick handle treasurer 20th n-jveinbet 11120 6wjl slitm-iff's sale vtot1ce â€” will be sold at the court-house in sali i bury on the last thursday of march next a tract of land of 4-14 acres lyihg on the yadkin and known by the name of john s long's ferry also six likely negroes thc property of john s long to satisfy sundry executions in favor of alexander long senior michael brown and others vs john s long jno beaud sen sheriff january 25 1821 34ts state of noi1th-carol1na illkilkm count y .* court ofplcas and quarter sessions november term 1820 james campbell t-v slephiin i'ilts original attachment returned levied on land ii appearing lo the satisfaction of the court that the defendant stephen pitts is not an inhabitant of this state it is therefore or dered that publication be made for three months in the western carolinian that unless th defend nil app'.ir at the next court to be held for the counly aforesaid at statesville on the third monday of february next and replevy the property and plead the plaintiff will be permitted to take judgment against him pro cbnfcsso 3w3t i t simonton clerk yive dowavs t_wwara ran away on or about the 10th inst a negro girl hy the name of sally 18 or 20 years old about 5 feet 2 or 3 inches high rather inclined to be fat the above reward will be given to any person who will deliver the aid negro girl to me in salisbury eliz tores salisbury n c jan 30 1821 31 state of x aina : sessions 1820 lnwln ' ? original attachment i^^l < levied on sundry articles hthc court that the defendant is not a hljt.i 0 vi llu'fi'f.iu , that pub in the western carolinian ai the next court to bt held ou im 1 and plead vvill be entered ' i â– m -..)/. liaucation the connexion formerly existing between the trus tees of statesville academy and the subscriber as teacher being dissolved parents and guardians are hereby informed that the different branches heretofore taught iu this academy he vvill still continue to teach in a suitable house prepared for ihis purpose the satis faction which the discharge of his office has given dur ing die term of five years ar.d the respectable standing of his students in the different higher seminaries which they have entered afford a well grounded hope that the usual libera support and encouragement will be contin ued parents and guardians may rest assured that ev ery necessary attention will be paid to the deportment the progress and accuracy of pupils the school commenced on the first of the present month to accommodate the people of south-carolina whose patronage has been liberal there will be but one vacation in the year : the first vacation to commence the lflth december 1821 boarding can be had as usual at the houses of messrs work mcknight and hart sic john musiiat january 22 1821 tt 11 from tin inexperience of youth it often hap pens they an ton easily led into habits of extravagance i l in these they too successfully indulge notwithstanding i . the care and gilancc of the teacher and trustees the i teacher especially suffers the blame although errors ot i this kind are committed without his knowledge and por i mission aware of ibis and at the same time desirous i to afford every reasonable security to parents anri guar i dians the following rul.-s will be strictly attended to : i student shall hi cnnfin.-d lo one particular store ! t lication bcmadcl^h that the defendant for ssid county at the monday in february i sue or demur otherv against him a coi't i viiom thk wilmikgtox tilt nasntti sketch of an editor's life enter the office in the pioriiiny anel pick up thft Â» papers to see what wc can gather from our breth ren of the type for lhe gratification of oÂ«r read era a gpntlemun enters and proposes to sub scribe for our paper pleased with the proposi tion we make ull possible haste to receive it but to our infinite mortification find at thc conclu sion that he hits not at present any money about him bul will call in a few clays and pay us re commence reading and btruggunj hard with our reflections on tht recent event when a rap at the door is heard ; wc bid them " conic in when 1 gentleman enters and accosts with : " sir i hnvc a hand-bill for you to print should be glad if it could be done soon " very pood sir we re ply it shall be immediately attended to he thanks iis for our accommodation reepiests us lo i send it lo , when completed to charge it to his account and then retires another rap at the ' door conic in a boy from the country cn tcrs with an advertisement for the next paper and mentions that mr has received our . bill but hael no money about bim at the moment i he vvill however call in a tew days und pay tho i old and new one together another gentleman j eiiicrs wiih an advertisement and inquires can this appear in your next paper () yes sir \ crv good : he retires : no money of course im mediately another enters with a letter request him to take a sent ; but hc cannot tarry ; he bids " good moj*ning and retires head the letter : " ir i am very much dissatisfied with your no lions on a particular subject ; and you will there fore erase my nam from your subscription list 1 will call in a day or two and pay you by and state of north-carolina 1 uk oki i count : cl ourt of pleas and quarter sessions november term / 1820 gilbreath neill versus william kenyjunior ; original attaclimenl returned levied on two hundred and t.hiriv t-i't'ii acres if land it appearing to the ufjsfac lion of the court that the defendant w illiam ken jun ior is not an inhabitant of this stale it is therefore or dered that publication be made for three months in the western carolinian that unless thc defendant appear ut the next court of said county to he held at statesv illc on the third monday of fein-nary next and replevy the property and plead thc plaintiff will he permitted to take judgment against him pro confesso â– in i ii simonton clerk s i alii of north-carolina j.'o/fm.v covsrrz jesse a pearson and others vs c i n equity full term 1820 john picklcr and others j in this case it is ordered that publication bc made for six weeks successively in the western carolinian for willi langhorn one of the defendants to appear at the next court and plead answer or demur otherwise the bill will be taken pro confesso against him and heard ex parte 6w31 george locke c m b state of north-carolina irk11ki.i county : ceontt of pleas andqnartcr sessioni november term ) 1h..0 fane cook vs samuel wilson ; original at tachment returned levied on negro girl charity it appearing to the satisfaction oftlu court lhal the de fendant samuel wilfoll is not an inhabitant of this state it is therefore ordered that unless the defi ndant appear at the next term ofthe said court and replevy the prop erty and plead the plaintiff will be permitted to take judgment pro confesso t and that this order he published three months in the western carolinian 3Â«*34 r simonton clerk state ot noil'l h-carolina rovan county court of equity full term 1823 lanr.s rrvson...t ml of rcv ; vor , an j supplemental vk - c hill filed c.eorpre houser.j ordered that publication be made six weeks suc cessively in the western carolinian for alfred bre van l'.ilwaril ilrt'ianl sarah a brevard and ene-jene brevard infants and heirs at law of eli kershaw deceas ed ; also j.unes chesnut dtincm m'crae lohn taylor and lames s dens executors of thc last will of lohn chi-snut deceased i also tallies che uut duncan m'cra and mary his wife,.lohu tav lor and sarah his wife l.i-.m-a s dens and tyhtrgarct ii his wife and harriet e;hesiiut hch-8 at law of john chesnut deceased lo appear at the next term of this court and ph id answer or dfrmir to th bill filed in this ertso or the hill will be taken pro confesso aj-ainst them und heard ex parte '.- .â€¢"-.' 6 j i tieorcr locke c m e state of noi tlca1.0_.jna lbf.lil'.i.l county : ctol'rt of pleas and quarter sessions november term ) 1820 jacob kebltr t robert houston j original attachment levied on personal goods it appearing i the satisfaction of this court that the defendant in this case is not a resident of ibis state it is therefore or leu that publication be made for three months in the western carolinian that unless hie defendant robert houston appear at the next court to be held for the county uforo paid at statesville ou the third monday of february next antl replevy the property and plead tb plaintiff will be permitted to take judgment pro confesso 3*34 r sim'inton clerk f\z''a at unlawful spirits ; and to taverns shall be ex kht oivi.il of boar hkof their liojii.hr al___-_^*ife>_Â»l-^'io stand the ensuing spring seitst at mv staole m salisbury the terms will lu h in die michael â– salisbury jun 15 1821 swq will be 1st 1 l ol esi cen ueorm l k alexander dunlap